Memento Mori Pins and Buttons

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Grave (With Background)

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Don't be so Plant!

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Skeleton

Tattoo designs of Flyleaf songs

Beautiful Bride

Version 1

Death behind the beauty illusion. Acrylic and watercolor painting

A spiky skull sporting a pretty cool gold tooth.

stoicism quotes

skeletons playing chess. Bergman inspired, black and white, with details,

For all you philosophers, Immanuel Kant fans, or followers of the Enlightenment Philosophy out there. "If the truth shall kill them, then let them die." - Immanuel Kant

For those who appreciate Stoic philosophy and the notion of accepting death, this design is the perfect accessory. The colorful image of skull and crossbones wearing headphones and adorned with roses, paired with the powerful quote from Marcus Aurelius, "Death smiles at us all; all we can do is smile back", serves as a powerful reminder to live in the present and strive for self-improvement.

Time in flight, reminding us of the frailty of mortality & the importance of living a full life.

Skeleton in a yoga pose surrounded by flowers.

A skull and some candles. Black & white version.

The lovers of Valdaro are a reminder that, though we all die someday we are fortunate to have the lives we do. Memento mori.

Just your average reaper that loves his pointy things!

it doesn't last at all trust me

Stoic Red Flower design

If you want to improve, be content to be thought foolish and stupid.―Epictetus

ink, 2016.

Human remains in a wild sunflower meadow.

The trouble is you think you have time.

Japanese tales speak of old cat spirits who have mystic powers causing harm and mischief.

Get yourself a stoic reminder about fleeting time and mortality. Memento mori.

Skullyard, a graveyard and skull design. Skull / Horror / Halloween. Black and white version.

Good Luck

There's no time to waste

According to legend, Death appears at midnight every year on Halloween. Death calls forth the dead from their graves to dance for him while he plays his fiddle (here represented by a solo violin). His skeletons dance for him until the rooster crows at dawn, when they must return to their graves until the next year.

No matter who you are or where you come from, you will eventually die.